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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20
IYNCHEO.

OUITMAN, Ga. Dec 19-Last night a
large band of armed and masked men en-
tered the town and demanded the jail keys
for the purpose Of getting John Porter, a
negro, who had been imprisoned during
the day before The jailer stoutly resisted,
when several shots were fired at him, one
of them taking effect. The Jail door was
then battered down, the prisoner secured
and the party disappeared. This morning
at a point three miles from town the body
Of the negro was found hanging from a
tree limb Over 100 bullet holes We're
pierced through it, presenting a CHASTITY
spectacle
John Porter on Friday night went to the
house of "a respectable white citizen, whom
he found to be absent. and attempted an
assault upon lis wife, The lady drove
him out Of the house and barred the door
against him. Porter deliberately set to
work pilling up kindling under the house,
to which he applied q match and watched
his work until the house was in flames
He then ran. but was intercepted by some
neighbors who were hurting TO the fire.
They resisted the temtatiOn 10 lynch him
then, and brought him to jail in this
Dlace
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A BAD CROWD.

KEoXyILLE. Tenn, Dec. l9.-The chief
of police Of this city today found bonds to
the amount of S1o,5C0 secreted under the
floor of the house recently occupied by the
burglars who were captured last week.
The bonds are part Of the SO 900 took from
Tompkinaville. Ny, when that town was
sacked and burned.
One of the i've burglars, on his way
to Tompiinsyille in the custody of a
Knoxville officer, today made a confession
and told where his share OF tie booty
could be found. The fact was telegraphed
to Knoxville and the bonds We're soon
found buried in an earthen jar 4 tele-
gram from Glasgow, Ky, states that the
burglar, expect 70 be iynched as soon as
they reach TOmkinsville. -Four Of the five
are named Reeves anu their mother is now
under arrest IN knoxvile Two of them
Two OF them are wanted for the murder Of
the sheriff in Terre Haute, Ind, a year ago.
1t has been discovered that they were per
fectinc plot TO rob all the banks in Knox
Vile this week
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SATISFIED AT Asst

CATLIN, H., Dec ia romance of two
John Williams and Miss Emily Bass, both
Of Attica, Ind, in the Wabash depot in
Danville, this county, by Squire Wilbur.
About two years ago John Williams and
john Bass were both suitors for the hand
or the bride Williams was the faVorite,
and they became engaged, but separated
on account of a lovers QUARREL and she
married Bass. After her marriage the old
love for Williams still burned, and she and
Bass had frequent quarrells about il, and
finally separated. In the meantime, vii
Hams, who had remained single, became
paralyZed in both legs and Is helpless. As
soon as Mrs Bass got divorce matters
We're arranged for her marriage with Will
liams. The groom had TO be supported by
two men while The ceremony was per
formed
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TIE POPE'S JUBILEE.


BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 19.-Elaborate
preparations are being made for the cele-
bration by the Cardinal at the cathedral
here of the Pope's jubilee on January /.
rs no one in this country has received SO
much honor at the hands of Leo XIII, as
Cardinal Gibbons, it is very natural that
he should desire to make the day here one
in keeping with the great celebration. IN
letter issued some weeks ago, the Car
dinal requested the pastors of
churches in the archdiocese to make
special reference 10 the jubilee at the serv-
ices on January /, ana to have sung d tie
deum after mass Or vespers in his own
cathedral. The occasion viii be celebrated
by Il solemn high mass, at which the two
hundred seminarians and many of the
clergy will assist. 1t is thought, and very
properly, too that the cardinal will de
liver the sermon, for no one could speak
upon the character of Leo more approprl-
ately than he can The music will be n
feature fully in keeping with the
grandeur of the ceremonies. \ choir
OF fifty voices. accompanied by q Sc
lected orchestra OF twenty performers,
will sing Beethoven's Mass in c. and III
the conclusion Of the service q grand tie
deum in six part harmony. Mr.. Asger
Hamerik, director of the Peabody con-
servatOry, has composed grand marche
solemnette for orchestra chorus and
organ. which will he performed a. a pro-
cessional piece at the entranceOt the cler-
gy into the church. The text, which is a
very lofty strain, was written for the &C
c5sion by one of the Jesuit fathers at
LoyOla college
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OVER THE OCEAN.
AUSTRIA.

vienna, Dec ia correspondence
sheet published in this city asserts that it
has received a cypher dispatch stating that
another attempt has been made on the life
of the Gar and that the Car was
wounded. 1t also says that a revolution
airy movement has broken out in St. Pc
terSbUrg.
On Saturday evening the bourse was up
III perfect riot. Securities OF all kinds
were recklessly thrown upon the market.
it is estimated that on Friday and Satur-
day 20,0C0,000 forms ware lost
1t is stated that at Mondays council a
resolution will be proposed to place y, 600,
900 forms at the disposal of the
war minister TO build 100000
huts in Galicia, and for the Immediate
purchase OF uniforms and accOutrementS
for the landwehr and the last class of the
reserves
\ widespread Of cattle disease is reported
in Poland. This is regarded "a a sure sign
OF large arrival of beasts from the interior
for military provisioning.
Emperor Francis Joseph presided at the
council today. Count kalnoky, Count
Won Taafe, Herr lisa and other ministers
were present.
The council decided to grant the minis
ter of war a credit of l5.000,000 forms
\ letter to a political correspondent from
Berlin charges the cars encourage with
Systematically misleading the car and in
ducing him 10 make decisions which he
would not sanction if he knew the truth
The latest proof of this, says the letter. is
the issue on the false military report sub
mitted 10 the car The ears
life and the secluded I'M
scrupulous fiattery of the dilomats
around him facilitate the work OF deceD-
ton and explain the cars otherwise in
comprehensive attitude on the most i'm
portant questions of the hour. Hope of
averting the catastrophe of war depends
chiefly upon whether misrepresentation
OF the ear : encourage can be successfully
opposed and the truth revealed TO his
majesty
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Important Notice.

The Chicago, Kansas x Nebraska rail-
way Rock Island Route" will open its
line into Kansas City. Sunday sept. Is,
1885, with two through trains each way
daily. Elegant Pullman sleepers and
superb equipment generally, has been pro-
vided for these through trains, and passen-
gers from any point on the G.. X. * v. rail-
road. viii find this new route To Kansas
City, ~. Louis. Chicago. and all points
north, east and south, not only the short
est but in all respects the most desirable
and comfortable route In the state
Our st. Joseph line viii also have two
through trains daily 10 and from the south
west with brand new equipment especial
ly built for this service. Passengers tax
ing this line 10 the north northwest, east
and southeast, will find the accommOfa-
lions strictly first class. Time tables for
these new trains viii be given the public
in few days. &. A. RUTHERFORD,
Resident agent, 700 Fast Douglas ave.
.IOHY SEBASTIAN,
General ticket and passenger agent, To-
paka, Kan. l0Itf
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As MAN AND WEE

RAvENNA, Ohio. Dec. I7.-Ons OF the
slick gamblers from Pittsburg who has
been here a. a witness in the Robinson case
for several days won the friendship OF a
Porta re county girl of respectable. parents
As the result OF the acquaintance the
two registered at the Shannon house
last night as man and wife. Mr.
shannon, finding that all was not
.. X. turned the couple out IN the street
The couple spent several hours in a saloon
unill the o'clock train on the Cleveland
* pittsburg railroad arrived They
boarded this train. bound for Pitt>hurg
The name of the lady < suppressed GA ac-
coant Of the good standing Of the family
which ! one of the finest N be country.
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SKiNNERiN COURT.

HOPKINSVILLE. Ky, Dec 19.-The city
court room was packed witt. people yester=
dav to hear the proceedings in the prelimi-
nary examination of the desperate, John
skinner, alias Cox, alias Henry, who was
arrested at GAINESVILLE, Tenn, early this
week, but they met with disappointment
The prisoner had not employed counsel,
i'll fact none of the legal fraternity had any
inclination to offer their services for love or
money The Tudge was relieved of the re
sponsibility of appointing an attorney by an
announcement from the prisoner that he de
sired stoi waive an examination. He adj
mitted the charge of having shot Mr.. T.
3. FourQuean. and says that he regrets
that he did not Kill him, but he denies EN-
phatically that he robbed Ishmael HOrd.
He was held, however. on both charges TO
answer before the March term of the cir
cult court. Immediately after the con-
clUsion Of Judge Brashear's court
he was arranged before Judge Winfree il
the circuit court 1t was proven beyond
doubt that Skinner did effect an entrance
into HOrd'S house and steal $50 in silver,
pistol and various other things. After
committing this robbery he went to Il
colored woman s house hear by, laid his
gun across her bed and helped
himself to breakfast, which had just been
placed of the table. He returned an hour
later and presenting a revolver to the old
womans head abused her numerically.
The stolen pistol was identified by Hord.
The silver money had been exchanged for
paper money and this WAS found sewed
up in the waist-b band OF his pants. When
the stolen money was recovered he com
menced TRADE. and threatened vengeance
against those who were pressing the prose
cution.
Skinner is a mulatto negro, and is the
most dangerous man of this community.
He is only ~ years OF age, and possesses
an expression which does not belle his true
character
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SPiITEI Girl

NEW YORK, Dec 19-Miss Inez Van
Zandt was sentenced to one month in the
penitentiary in the court OF special sessions
today for killing two canary birds. The
complaint was made by Miss Fannie Sick
les and was prosecuted by the society for
the protection OF cruelty to animals. Miss
Van Zandt, it appears boarded in the same
house with Miss Sickles. the owner of the
birds. and having quarrelled with her OBJ
tanned revenge by cutting her enemies pets
into with carving knife and then laugh
ing at her when she cried over their blood
stained bodies
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THFV'PF All THF PACE

F STANsTEAR, Quebec. Dec. l9-At about
O'Clock shis morning a bomb to which
was lighted fuse was thrown through a
window into the sdining room OF DR.
Canfeld's residence. Mrs. Garfield, hear
ing the crash and the kissing of the burn
ing fuse. sprang out Of bed and succeeded
in detaching the fuse. The bomb con
tanned enough giant blasting power to
wholly demOlish the house aud Kill all
the inmates. DR.. Canfield's father who is
"a baliff, has been engaged lately in sery-
ing process for violations of the Canada
temperance law and had peen treated with
violence II he did not dcsist
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The WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Dec. -. a ui--For Ms
eastern portion. winds. becoming brisk -
high nor1hwe>terly. much colder with 81
cold wave
For Kansas: Colder. fainer weather.
prsce,ziei by light snow. brisk 10 high
nort herly winds diminishing in force
TUESDAY night. iollosc;. NJ rIsias ten.
psratars Wednesday.
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BOILER EXOL OSION

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec IA special
to the Times, from Tilton Ga, says that
at o'clock today boiler at Winchester's
SAW mill exploded while all the hands
were around the furnace doors warming
themselves. Five men were instantly
killed ana boy was seriously injured
The killed are: Ellisoe iombre, James
Walker. VIM. Tanaman, Ed. Hogan and
\. HaE sfrs fthe last two coloreJ The
bodies were frightfully mutilated, two
being cuf entirely in twain.
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ESCAPED FROM CONVICT CAMP.

Coal HILL, Ark, Dee 19-.jim Ste
phens, long term convict, made his g.
cape last night from the convict camp
at the coal mines He la, been
n tTusty for some time Last
night he went 10 one Of the guards
and told him that the warden wanted
pistol. The guard gave him pistol and
belt of cartridges and his overcoat to take
to the warden. Stephens was seen on the
extra that went to Van DuIeu this morn
ing with the wounded yaifinaster He l.
dressed in citizens clothes IL is the Gus
tom here 10 allow TRUSTEES to wear citizens
ciOfhps
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NISiaIc GpsIN

CHICAGO. Dec. l9-The visible grain
supply statement a complied by the Sc
cetagy Of the board Of trade. shows an in
crease tor the past Week Of !. ~, IA bushel,
wheat ana ..fl3 bushels corn. aud = de
crease of i$ss..>s5 bushels VI oats. i3.u4e
bushels OF rye and 81. I'll bushels 81 l1;sr
ley
Iilc totsst visible supply of wheat in the
United States and Canada i - 30 -.
bushels a-aill>; ~ .4:c * bushels on tbs
scrrcSp o1iInC date last year. Local stock.
NJ wheat ar l2l iSS bushels AGAINST 4. So
80 bushels la.i year
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A SURE-ENOUGH BOMB.

MAIsHALLTowN, Ia, Dec, l9-Workmen
in the new opera house this morning
found gas pipe bomb with a fuse at
tached in an unfinished brick ilue The
police think they have located the party
who placed it there. but reuse To djvulge
the particulars This afternoon the Of
tice-s took the bomb 10 the outskirts OF
the city, placed il under the roots Of Il large
tree and lighted the fuse. Ii exploded
with terrific fore. tearing the trees in The
vicinity to shreGlS and spliuterS and tore
mole thrnlgh The shnrih : nNercnat
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CUT IN A DOZEN PLACES.

POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. Dee ls-Two en-
ployes of Lswrences mills. northeast of
this place, Just across the line in Wayne
elunty, Jim Johnson and Alfred Smith By
nne. became involved in a quarrel which
l u 10 blows, Smith WAS getting the better Of
johnson, ana the latter drew his knife ana
.->ed II with terrible effect, cutting Smith
IA a dozen places ami luflictiug several
very dangerous wounds Smith almost
biea Ia death before the flow could he
stopped. The wounded man j. considered
out of danger
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CHOKeo hlMSELF WIFI CARERS.

RID WING, MINI. Dec. l9-John Olsen.
Widower, ~ years old. committed, Sui
eide AZ hrs home at Fronteasc by hanging.
He took long knlE gatters. fastened then.
together. tied o,e eGI around his rec6 aid
he other end Ii q he'd post and then ai,.
ssown - a. 10 throw tie weight of rhr
PIPER part of The body on the carriers. ana
Hr remained IN than position until strains
,lati0u resulted Insanity on religious
matters * said TO have been the cauSe.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 19.-The speaker an
nounced the appointment of the committee
on rules, as follows: The speaker Messrs.
Randall, Mills, Reed and Cannon.
Mr.. Dibble, of South Carolina, offered a
resolution referring to the committee on
appropriations reports of the court of
claims on the French spoliation claims,
with instructions to that committee to re-
port the claims which have been decided
favorably to the claimants in the general
deficiency bill. The resolution caused a
lively debate, but finally the previous
question was ordered and the resolution
was adopted by a vote of yeas 1863, NAYS 81.
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IlVERYMEN'S STRIKE

NEW YORK, Dec. l9-At meeting to-
night of livery stable proprietors il was
resolved To concede to the demands of the
strikers for Sl4 weekly for drivers, sl2 for
stablemen. but none of the ether demands.
Ii was decided 10 close all livery stables in
the city Wednesday, and remain closed
till the men AGREED 10 the terms
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CRUSHED UNDER the WHEELS.

lahoma, Tenn, this afternoon Shook Cas-
sitter was struck by a orth-bound paSsen-
ger train on the Nashville, Chattanooga &
81. Louis railroad and igstantly killed, hrs
body having been ground 10 pieces and the
fragments scattered along the track for a
distance of 2D0 wards
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GREAT GUNS lEAVENNORTH.

LEAvENwoRTH. Kan, Dec. l9.-Secre-
tary Edicott. Adjutant General Drum.
Col T. +. Barr, and Captain ID. y. Taylor,
the secretary's military secretary, arrived
at TT. Leavenworth this morning. The
secretary was received with salute of
seventeen guns. He is here To inspect the
military DriSop
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". O. Riddell * Co, over Kansas Va
tional bank Main street, are headquarters
Getto. Logan, Spring Grove and Clement.
cur list is full Of both residence and bust
ness property We will bc glad 10 show
strangers aud customers over oar city. hav-
ing been in the real estate business foi
sometime We control some OF TIE best
property in the city Call and zee US owe.
Kansas National bank, Main street w.
-. Kiddell & Co. Hit
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Eagle Publishing Hoss..

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Albany, y. Y. Dec. lex Secretary
Daniel Manning is reported critically i'll
His physician, DIR Hunt, is non-committsl,
and is at Mr.. Manning's sons residence,
where the eX-secretary is stopping Mr..
Manning is reported "a little better today. +"
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& HEkVY EEI

RICHFIELD, Kan, Dec. l9.-The heaviest
snow ever known here fell today: one foot
deep at noon and still showing This will
be hard on stock but ii is worth thousands
Of dollars to crops next season.
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SATISFACTION SFc,tpFn

FARNEBsvILLE. La, Dec l9.-Judee r
y. Ilmble and lanes \. Ramsay met o.
the street tonight and there being baG
olcod between them both drew ,hei pistol,
AID exchanged shots Both were killed.
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has decided TO appoint Stephen A. De
Wolfe 90 be d>>Ociate Justice OF the
supreme court Of Montana, Ina place OF
Judge Galbraith. whose term he's ex-
uired
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ISEI AND

DUBLIN. Dec. l9.-John Hooper. member
of parliament, has been sentenced to two
months imprisonment for publishing re
ports in his paper, the Cork Herald. of
meetings of the suppressed branches of the
lna
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DISO

ST JOSEPH. No. Dee I2-J. w. Ummitt
a retired wholesale merchant OF this city
lied tonight. He was 81 years of age and
oeen an invalid for mere than year.
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The popular line for California, Oregon.
Washington territory and all Pacific coast
points j. the Missouri Pacific. "Ft Scots
Route f43-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
A LUCKY ESCAPE.
How Mrs. TOdhunter Narrowly
Escaped Being killed.

What might have been fatal accl'
dent occurred yesterday on the embahk'
ment approaching the Firststreet bridge.
A lady with a little girl was driving
through the cut approaching the bridge
from the south. AS they reached the
embankmeut the horse became fright
ened at pile Of cement pipes and
plunged over the embankment, which at
this place is thirty five feet high! Both
lady and child were thrown from the
carriage, but fortunately, beyond se'
we're shaking up, SUSTAINED no injury.
The horse escaped entirely, not even
breaking his harness, but the carriage
was wrepched somewhat. How the oc'
cupants escaped severe injuries is
miracle. As this is the second accident
that has occurred here. il would be well
for the Authorities to afford protection
to citizens. Attention has been called
to this point once before. The lady who
SO narrowly escaped was Mrs. Todhuu.
ter, the wife of Mr.. Alfred Todhunter,
of the Manhattan Life Insurance Com
pany. She continued her journey to her
husbands office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14
u,tberfT.

EDITOR HERALp:--ln the platform
adopted recently by the Kentucky DEM
ocralic Sta te Convention we read as fol-
lows, to wit: I'VE sympathize most
heartily with the people of ireland in
their struggle for local self government. "
So does every body. Local self.govern.
ment belongs of right to all people and
all countries, despite the rulings OF
tyrants and despots, saving and except
ing, to the people who live in, or may
hereafter live in Virginia, South Caro-.
liua, North Carolina, Florida, Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana. Texas
and Arkansas. "BmGADIER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-14

Ties 10 its fullest extent. After leaving
these scenes of beauty that skirt the
track for sixty miles the train puiis''
proudly up TO the fine station at san
Berngriino. where the members OF inc
Los Angeles delegation were met ~ .ne
following gentlemeni ). N. y,S'or,
Superintendent of California Sou'nern
railroad; j. c, Peacock, Jr', euleor
of the Cotton Evening SENT
| 7ropic, w. K. Porter, q news.
paper fiend and frult.growef
| from Highlands. He was postmaster
of San Bernardino for many years, out
had to 90 into real estate to Support an
excellent family, which be imported, az
vast expense, from Hillsdale' Ml'h'
Fred. I. Perris, the Chief Engineer'
and also constructing and Locating en-
gineer; Col. A. b. Paris, District Attor-
new. Charles A. Jones, architect; II. ..
Seymour, j. Il. Kiplinger, OF the ga, san
Bernardino Inder; John Isaac ana Capo'
Friend, Of the TimeS;J NJ Mash, OF the
Gasciis. and Arthur kearny, OF 'ne ~
Courier; John 4. Knox, Postmaster; r. r.
M. johnson. John Brown, Jr.; John y
King, ex.Shoriff; Fl. Connor, Dr.: =. u
wainwright. L. NJ. Holt, N. G. Gill. ex'
Sheriff; NJ. $. Garner. Hues Thomas
Marshal; Legare Allen. County oierE;
John Anderson, Oscar Newberg, WIZ
A. Harris. Hon. w. j. Curtis, Hon; H.
c. Rolfe. C. F. Roe, J. L. Wilson, Dep
uty Assessor; Hardin Wager, CounIy
Treasurer for twenty-five years. n; d.
Harris, NJ. Katz, Scott harnes' Iro'
prietor Of the st. Charles HoteI; n. L.
Blow. DR.. j. G. Campbell, W. McDon'
aid, T.. A. Dreyfuss aud M. b. Garner,
County Auditor; Herman Silver, secre'
tary and Treasurer of the road.
These representative gentlemen, em.
bracipg the town and county oihcials OF
San Bernardino county and all It's In
dustries and professions, sat DOWN 10
delicious lunch at the Depot Hotel, and
after words of cheer had two cars of the
A., T. & s. +. attached to the outgoing
train of visitors and came to Los Angeles
with them. The A., L. >. Il, ears
were then placed on the 5. I. track and
returned to San Bernardino via Cotton,
thus swinging rouud the circle. giving |
the mutual guests of the California Cen |
tral delightful ride and pleasant ac.
quaintancs and trip over the finest
portion of the United States or the
world. The excursion passed oil with
out accident or delay and was probably |
the finest ever given in the State |
Great credit is due TO the officers OF the
road for the perfect manner in which
the excnrson was carried out to cele-
brate the opening of the California Cen
trail Railway from Los Angeles TO San